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Monday," August 00, 1926. ' f U
Paee Four
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. THE HIRED SERVANT 'Thou shall not oppress a hired
servant that Is poor and needy, whether he be of thy breth
ren, or of thy strangers that are in thy land." Deut. 24:14.
JACK PRACTICES
FDR DEFENSE
I
ATIJLNTIC CITY. Aug. 30.
Another day has come and gone
and none of Jack liempscy's spar
ring partners is In the hospital
or in the hands of tho undertaker
and emhalmeni union. That's all
because the chuinpioii once apHin
pursued his new program of fight
Inic mainly on defense.
In hb recent a l tucks Dempsey
has been doing- most of his driv
ing for the other fellows bodies
He is exhibiting something nowj
In offensive work a short
hand body uppercut that
just under the heart with terrific
lifting effect.
I "I'm getting that one ready espe
cially for Tunny.' declared Demp
seyl. "I hear he doesn't like 'em
In the body not much anyway.
I'll we whether the folks are right
about It."
Billy Evans
Says:
SWAP POSITIONS IN
COAST LEAGUE RACE
I EXPORTS AND IMPORTS,
v Great Britain, Geimany, Italy and other European coun
', tries have len buying less from America lately, and wo
;Javc been buying more from them. Our exports to Europe
ffor the year ending June 30 decreased $326,000,000, while
cur impoits from Europe increased $104,000,000. This is a
l : t'luba Won l.oit I'd.
! I.OS Anpclcs VI 55 .623
Oakland 71 07 .511
Kacrainenlo 77 71 .5-0
Missions 75 "1 .51.'
Portland 71 SO .471
Seattle 70 su .tcr
I Hollywood OS k:i .t If
San Francisco 63 a" .42P
OI'K-VKAR lTlt MANY
Kvcry major league club ha In
11a linkup, two or Ihrro playent
regarded m the big balltnc punch
of the team, the cleanup hoyit.
In a meaaure. the aucreff of
every club Inrsrly depends upon
how these players deliver at the
bat.
Tills has been n off-yenr for
many of the, same's creates! nlt.
lent and their clubs have suffered
as a result.
A sharp decline in the battinc
averages of George Slslor and Ken
right Williams, has played havoc with
lands the HI. l.ouls .Browns.
Cleveland. In the early stages,
missed lie timely base hits that
Trls Speaker Is wont to cr&ck out
In the pinch. Jnmicxon's slump at
the bat also hurt. . .
No club in the American League
has suffered more than the Alh
letlcs as a result of an unexpected
decline In team batting. It has
been a tough season for Al Sim
mons, the batting sensation of last
year. . -
On the other hand. In fhe Amer
ican League. New York has prof
ited by the timely hitting of Ijtz
wrl and Gehrig and the comeback
it Ttuth.
That explnlns why the Yankees
are now out In front.
La intndi''s
Leading Stoic
KIM1AVS C.VMKS
Iais Augcle 10. .snn I-Ythk-Lm-u I.
HAS ntA.VISi.-O, AI' Fine
;game postponed; wet giounds.
! Second same It. H. K
.total change of $430,000,000, of a sort that would be called 8un Kninciseo 4 12 I
"unfavorable" according, to the old international trade lotteries Jacob and Hannah
. . ' i XltiiUf fl riff In ttml A i'rii
tradition.
Yet. as matters RbiiiH. it. i nmiml.lv f...- lt n.... ' I'ortalml 9-ti. o.kl.iml h-l.
, V -j , . , , . '. ' "'"I llHttorlea Iel:llley. CM-whirr
IK1UU Uilinnce as a WIIOIC 18 Sllll "laVOr.lbiO WC Still S1I and Head: Orlman, KeelV. I.ever-
tlie world somewhat more than we buy from it and wcit'"" w"n,,,'n-
. Mi I . . ! ateond game . H. II. h
Ktituiji niuiij. vei.v wun in iiome ana auiuiid. nul it we uakun.i ; i 10 3
continued to have an enormous siimiim l.f pviv.rta m'ni'l I'orltam I . G 9 1
;...i.. i j ... i .i- ..... 1 I HatlcrieH Krauw. Oliver and
ni: ,.uum iiiuieiy lie roiling up Europe S lndCIUCft- Uaker: l.lngr. I and Hcriy.
ness to us. mat is quite big enough already, and there is
trouble enough arranging for the settlement of present ol
ligations.
CTS
'4WSyyl ; SPARKLING NEW MATERIALS )
vT. I I : i
U 1 1 SMART WINTER luUDbLS
For Over '
23 Years
Mixsiun.s o.."t, llullyuutMl 5-J.
l.OS ANGKI.K8 (AI'l It. II. K
Minions 9 17 3
Ilollyuoud T. 9 :
llalterhs I'illi'.if unit Wallers:
I'Ullrrtoii anl
After we have had some substantial payment in money
ana gooas 01 me Pillions title this country from nubl e and "'"eany. inuv.-y
private foreign sources, it will be time enough to indulge''dm,, u. n. 10
in th oldpnthusiasm for big exinirl balance". At present -Miwisna s n
the international trade situation is placing the rest of th.j'Zl.s- t'hr,,,.,,, wa,!
world in a more prosperous condition, from which we mav'rs: smginun. Muicahy and ivt-
oenelit later on.
ers.
ji: E
j WE'RE SORRY FOR MR. STAN FIELD
' The statement given to the press Friday morning by
5Ir. Stanfield, defeated republican candidate for the U. S.
senate, must have been read with a great deal of reereti
and disappointment by those friends and admirers of the i.'.)?1","n,
Junior senator who have, up to the present time, looked i ' nait-ries-
upon him as a good sport, a good loser, and a good repult-(M"JU" "'JLI
uuiii. ins statement certiunly tends to forfeit any claim! Victim of Stroke Able
tic may nave to tnose quaiilications, and indiailes that an
announcement of. independent candidacy is very likely by
next Tuesday unless his more sensible and sincere friemU
lire able to dissuade him.
Seattle 7-12, snmutientu
MKATTI.K. tAI'l It
Sacramento J S S
Seattle 7 Hi ti
llutterlrs Mailiu and Kuthler;
ltcekett and Jenkins
S.-cond game K. II. K.
u :
i j i:. :
Kcalin? aud Ko.ylller;
Id., in.
To Converse Once More
a iiivAt, iti:t-i;iTio. . ,
fsually when a club lose much
it lis batting punch, pennant hopes
ire shattered.
The 81. ixiuls Cardinals of this
ear. loom a-1 one decided cicep
lon to the rule." The Cards havo
arrlcd on. despite a batting shrinli
'ge that would ordliuirlly mean
ertuln failure.
Ilogcrs Hornsl,.- and Jim liot
onilny are commonly regard. -d as
he big kick of ' the . Cardinals.
Hival pilehers have a wholesome
respect for their bailing prowcsi.,
ii in aie to say. Unit If these I
Hvo great batsmen had hit In ir,f r
form ti,,. cardinals wnui.i now be j Sunday's Rain Hard cn
ironi wan about a five
traine margin. . ..
Shown for For Five Days Only
.Again West's leadership is shown in this
; gorgeous array of ladies' Fall and Winter ,
. Coats of intriguing materials and designs. . '
This group includes both types of coats,
sport and the dressier models, and remember -
you have only five short days in which to so- .
lect one. ,
See Our Window Display
N. K. WEST & CO. , INC.
La Grande's Leading Store For 25 Years . .
Itonulu county pi tint'
lltf oha ttf innri' th:in 'lit nfr i?nt
of tin- nop UK a rvsu.l of th j 4 k -l"' Make I hnUf.
ruins and tnhl wt-nlhiT hii h wv an- iin-scn;; with Ih
mor;!- VOblrni of u chniL-: Whut char
il urin? afttTistirs won hi w iM'ryi-tujtt'7
llw riiMnlni: p. riotl wvrv hltal for Our iM rsonalitif-s Iim atvr us.
Hit- tl'-vlopiH-nt or brown rot. Shall they hi' pood o - t
while' t In aililitionjil rainfall of: , Hr. G. IouIh Tuftw. ' Inn- lo r.-p-
jfrnll'io uplit. l-'Hllfii fruit, un- aiil tlu? Salvm whoul of thvolojjy.
tlu Kiipn-tn court at the am1
ft ,. fi -,it-.. in tl... ririii:ilii'i ln.
Douglas Prune Growers noi or Aimntan law ami tin an-
I jinor or a volume 01 iuiiry. in;
. IIOII.S tJCT IIUJIK 'ituSKIU'lta AUR. So u.,.!'--ned ! case, to show the
... I. " ',u" uermanence of ulideslfable cliar-
K.."i T. . . . , ... ..... ..... atiorHit-a.
..om r iiiiusiiiu an nillil lo OIHT
fur I heir baltine; slump.
'If we full to win the muiiaiit
vou ean ehariri.' II to an o.-r rroii'strl,ek "i' eiilmly Sunday
of bolls." remarked llorn-hv in ! "w. Weather eondilions
Ille reeently..
"I have hud about ir. of llim
this season and llutloniliy b nut
far behind." ,
Ami lo nrn... 11,1. ..,.. . ,.' Ifrilll'lo Split
showed me a mein looklnir ,PJ less iimneUialely pi. k. d up. nukk- was a su. sl lust ev-uiin;. and. at
on the baek. of one of his hands'"' a',vrll "" "nJ "" "- " re'iu.sl or lr. ll.nry far
ll.at would have kept Ih- ordlnarv! cha"" ""' "'' ""' '"'"'''V, " k, r- -Methodist ininiMcr. who lind
. -tis iM-tnc loiiii'i nniioNi iiiipur.1111 , riiarKt- ol me ser.lee. oil'-n-u .lie
lo pilher the lipe priiiu-s. Orou- p,v,.r. .Miss Isnbeiu- Miller auiiK
ers are Rr.-ally ili.seoilriiB.il. bill a M,prano s-leetioll.
are unikliic every effort to save n,.,v a tl t11 1 were mel-
ns niueh "f Ihelr fruit as possible. " roinvtl at the Central Church of
at the same time faeinp added ,-llrM sundav morniliK. The pas-
harve.sliriK eos'n. due to the nn- lor , )lr, ,.v. ,- v iiu. ,a! ,ls
favorable eondlllnnti. Y. stetdey s ,.,., ,0i,n (.-nlvin'a ,,a, In the
ruin was very ln-ivy. neounlinirlo Swl(al r,.rri,uUioii. Next Hundav
.71. of an ineh. No rain his f..l- ,,.,,,, lu. ,,!. . ,v
len this nioinini.-. but the day is ,.ollllmi.. ,,, ..T,.
eold. raw and cloudy. ' f ,,,.,,,. , .,i.r, .. ..,,. .ls-
oin-se oil The IliMIlisilinn." The
followlnir Sunday will bn devoted
lo a "lio lo Colleff.-" ser.lce. the
establishment several months ag'ii
announces that ho Is retiring froiC
this hu.slnes.i nhd .wllligo back ttt
his old Irnde of mining. Mr: Small!
a Hols... Idaho man. v.wtll 1ak
charge of the business house in s
few week. It Is linuoundcd: ' .1
. : : f
How cun a, man Iooc pleasant
whin postnfr - for plcliirfS; ; wlllclj
cost $15 u duzon? . '.-. .-' 'j
t
plavt-r on tin bench.
IIO.Mi: KIN SHHINK.i:
ini'iMcntti lly llinr" han hn n
diTi'lt-ii a HhrinkuK In horn ntns
. In tin- ordinary brand of Imsf
hits, siu h (M3tnBl.
ni inimli-r of i trcuit sw-itn In
tin two til? Icapu has been cut
lown about on -tlilr-l of Uls( ar s
tot ah.
I hi be Kill It a ltd "Goos" OolitV
ir about the only two plavra who
ar eolnir at a faster home run clip
thiin last s.-:ton.
Itjpite IhiH. Itnlh, who bus bi-n
fhootiiifr nf fiit circuit Hwitn. will
be fortunate If he niK-hes the 50
mark. It is doubtful if he will.
I MUX. Aujr. 30. (Special)
Mis ltlie iluye. a school I each
it u hn u liili. Mttt'iiiliiiir t In sum
. Anf mill v St .nf iiiM'o i i-i i ( - ...... .-. inn ..in. r..i,.iii-.. 1,..-.
II i. 1 1 . . Hii(Tr-d it t:ir.i1lb stroke a few! . i..iv iti.iiirtM
oiiuin iMiy no nas Decn licked in a fair fiKht but i.s too ,.. ., Ko. is ,.,.ort.-d as i..i, n,p "f. ' "'
IMIOr a SDOl-t to sllnkl. hallHc o.. I f,JI :.. 11:.. I.ii.irovli.e She lias n rover. ,1 ll.e ,n """ "larks of llornsby and
- iiviu..,y .(;t.l.l. Ilia. - Ilultlielt
criticism of Mr. Steiwcr and the Oi-egonian, in view of mod- "JZ Z u''i ... ,.- ,s, u.,s
crn canipaip-n methods and the accepted rijrht of Individ-,'---V " ah ' 1"!"u" uu,vv " '.'ear"'!. "!!"'"! " "CTl"" nl'"'
mils to criticize public officials, is little less than idiotic! kviaxs i.ks.u UNKVn.. ' nrLi""' he'
Under no circumstances can we see anv vnliH oveimo in l.ic' .lulie m. nlhe'.i.- is Mr v ulri'i. I mule only five this summer.
othlnit of lowilic " "" n UBiiin
statement for a public withdrawal of his support of Steiwcr. M,."on' ":,y no'
,i,-t,.' L;.i. ... ... . '" " "
..... k, o j,.. .itior, V.111C11 means wnnarawing lroin hik.-.i
nnti sevennp; relations with the republican party.
r
UNION CHURCH
lu miles mi'ler
vacation.
po
he
It nis- be b.-ller pitching and pos-i1'"11
ull.l.. It ...... .. ... .1.....' lerhil
when his nulomol.llc was disabled in 'l',ln" l",''H l''t come
Of nil tbo I i:r ;.. .... ' "e
" paiiire 111c 111 wreiron. jir. inniieui
has the least right to attempt to split the republican party j
for selfish reasons, to desert it and withdraw a pledge of j
Kupjiort from its candidate. Possibly more than anyone'
else in the state's political history, Stanfield owes his pie.;-'
vni 01 nee 10 me republican party and the party loyalty, h
was through arguments for electing a republican senator
to support a republican president that he was able to vi t
the senatorial seat six years ago. If republicans in 1920
had shown no more party loyalty than Stanfield is showine;
today, the privilege of senate service would never havo
l.cen his. We are sorry for Mr. Stanfield sorry that his
judgment has become so warped sorry that he has for
gotten how to be a good loser and loyal to the party thai
made him a United States senator. We arc sorry he is imi
tating the small Ixiy who gets mad when he's leaten an 1
i of uses to play.
French Alps,
I .Safety
In Long Swim
every now and tien.
National Leaders Each ,
Annex Greater Laurels
vvno.NAi. i.i:.i;n:
Gmloiiabtif I
TIIAVL.I, BY MIMOU MAt.B
Irtif
Vtlitnmle lor Joenli ami Wsllona U - ton A. M. . t lst P. M
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linker onl
l'endleton
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J Sf f. M. . t 90 I'. J.
Connection at Pendleton for Walla Walla, r-aaco and Port
land; at Portland ail points Mouth and North.
l. Crnitile llewH Plnnir "V9
All Modern t baJr lar Niin
Clubs
I'lttsburv ..
I Mneln'nali
SI. I-Ollls .
I'llleuco .. .
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j Ho-ton
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flubs
New York ....
Cleveland ..
Philadelphia
Ih troll
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SERIES ENDED 01"'- "i''"- f i,ilHsl'
(ipiHinLr.
j , hinrc ati-llcnce lj.cflnl the s-r-
fronttnue. from Pace 1) : mon last niBht. A siicvhil nmsical
" ' ntiMibfr w;i8 "Uoek of Aki k." ' Biintr
rnini-sti-riitl body probably, will-meet )1S a duct by Mm. Omit Uiphani atitl
early in J;"plnibtr. tie wild. .j. , ("aldwli;. " -...-
Ir. INdlunl's Talk. j Hit, Qui -ley Here. .
'Tin I'onccrn of rtr,ii.nnrM 1 ' . t t tio Meltiodlst church Sun-lay
was tin- title umb-r which .Mr. I'nl- momlnir. the Hew CS. IT. (Julirhy. of
Inrd talked to his eonjrrepition at I'nrtlnnd. Envied hit former ?:ir
thc union service last evening:. Ishiuners. ,lle not onlv preehei
rniiineiice Is concerned with the sermon; but. to the further d-
pcrsnns. not with thlnirs," the Itap- li;;ht or hLs friends. Rtns the of
tlst mlnitel declared. 'frrtorv.
Two facts t'lnd undisputed:! Mr. and ''Mrs. Quiirley jirrived
the inxmi.ll.tv of the ma- Satunlav evcnlnir ami are combin
terial. All that we see chants n Vlit with their dauchtcr.
and is d.troycd hulldlnirx. moim- ,ir. A. K. Klnman with attendance
tains and shirs, animals and men. at the Methodist conference sis-
"Second. the stability of the tin- son ut Thion this weik. lr.
material. It Is shown In the per- guu;ley Is Mill, a member of the
matjence of personality. Indicat-d ntcr-Mountain -conference. -In
the persistence of charactcria- o. I Archer, of Sjlmon City,
tics t broach (fenerations." 'Ida., is h not her conference mem-
To illustnite his point, the speak-' ber nlreiuly on hand for the se.
er recalled the case of Julian slon. He Is spending a few days
Story, a noteworthy American with old frh-nds' at Summervilte.
piitnivr. who was the son of Will-
lam Wetmore Story, a fa m oils au-j
thoritv on law .an artlMt and a man ,
of letters, who was In turn the i
son of Jofepli Story, a .fust ice of I
' l . JH..J"
ofrnnd yeiterd;iy attended with them i V Mt)X C'.irf-; .'SOIJl v ?
the -picnie of the American Sun- I'.VIO.V. Aur. 30. (Special) ijg
day bchool union at I'leasant ! J. Manning1 who boughf out tli?
Urovc. ' jsh'anks restaursuVt ami noft drinl
A genuine Iiiter-comniuuity pic-
n ie w;is that K'.itherlnjf of old and ,
youtiK from seven rural Sunday i
schools affiliated with the union.
They voted tto make it an annual ,
event.
Thv w-rvice opem-d with eoncre- I
ir;Tion Hinin. followed by prayer
under the leadership of V. S.
lirown. of t'.ibin creek, l,ee Greg
ory. oC the Allcel School, led thei
lesson , sluily, assisted by Miss
Hmoots. of Liberty;. M rs.- L'harlca I
fJr.iy. of Lower t'ove; Mrs. ltay j
Hutr. of l'uiiLiKin Kidce. and Mrs.
Brown.
White (1h ti-nchers tint a pari fori
a confen nee. the ppils reusse,,,- on pound.S ' Of KOlkt
bled for morning service. I'iiiil i bb,., ri i o j I
Kmintziiitf icr.-d soios. The ad- ncallhy llcsh in 30 days
dress was by II. II. IM.on. Ia - ' f
Grande attorney, who entitled his'
messiie. "The lbisinetm Man." Mu-I
sic by the Kinin band concluded
the piOKi-ini.
. I fie picnic luncheon was (hen.
spread beneath I lie .trees. And
while the pienir-kiTH were still seat
ed, the Uev. It. I'lckeiis. a mis
sionary of the Yakima field, pre-1
sented an outline of the union's
pronim. .
Ir. l'nrker, of the 1 .a Grande'
Methodist church, delivered the :
iiospcl sermon In the afternoon. I
The Lower Cove chorus supplied
a musical supplement. I Hiring thl:
THIN HEN REJOICE
rl C",
h!
1 .
r-j
HSt Vulllit-
In roniiM'tl-
llon will ! In AtUntu t r.- tb.- rod
llit inoiith If ii vouiiff Ih a v.t of
j I hat -lty dm s uhn! Is pet.', of
A- him. An 1 eiirat mid run has
4-H l .
1 a i-isuinneu nr iii ninm r oi
mil tons) amul nr tourusnn nt.
foiiiier tropbv, IpIiI by I lobby
Join, tip- fatont" bi win acaiu.
HaK lemt in M fin- 'at w lnl r.
4 1 'he
KmulatlrK , ; rtnidf Kdil. Mlt
lodt rltt. frpldl fln lent
dttnc Mtpittirr. will attempt tf
ftwlm the Sfi rtitV rhanorl emtin
1 thr l"ifihn lnnd from the nviin
kni lUd tutrt-nt urt rfil?-d tf
' milt th ivtlm riinVah an lhl
Tti u in iHiirr
I'Uilct m--tln of school ditriet
No. la IU in h hi on Tie s.lny
AuxuiJ II at two oVIiM-k. .Shoot
tll Im'SIii S ptMat'r . m rntl
t-rrym ot leachri his bv n b-ct-eil.
An enrly winter I predicted.
o( th.!:nsllh rhanrl. Ml Bttl but It's ihr-e months ton UW uj-
Itet. Hm Ktihtbt h ilmntnt
it ihmI vifnl inmil at Ihr tlnm-h
of tuvl ttiAMl. 11m tm-rttnxH
Mill eimltniK- Oil nii'k. IVnoh
mii lo Nhp in bear niiKHt-1
rurannl Mkiii. A niiiiib;-r 'f
I lie fminrr lrlln lo. We
Every Out ins: calls
for Kodak pictures
"Unbl It just a Feee-nd." t'licK
ctn-s the Kodak shutter and an
other moment's fun Is made yours
Tor lh )nn
1'i-t we-making It It a Kodak
uhMivi adds to Hie fun. Ihtij.
in (n't aciiiatnted w p ti otti
y.u.ip'vte Kstman l:ne. arid t. I'll
tiei notovriiphie ?lce Ul the
Ker.titm iy helpful Had.
hotlnks 3 a Vp
Red Cross
Drug Store
iii-rr
II I AT JIA.M.V I ti V II e
. .. . ... i
Why eontliiiie to l.o bi-lilnil-Hi?
time-- Hurely .j ou have., heard oh
Mel 'uy V.I oU I.I.V.T Oil I 'Olliprjllll V
Tiilii.ls .Hie inoilern vMmiiln fli-fti
fnml Ihut hiis '.lone no- liiuch for
.shinny Nern.. ny i.u-n 'h.V women!
They : pill . . on veiiht .w herl
welhi I.. nruV.! hot. only thug
hul they Ini'prnv.- yoiir Itcnoirj,
health hrlnft . ittreiifftlL energy
more viuiiliy. ' t
IteJ t'row. Iirnir 'Stor-'" xni
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New Line of Package Goods
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Priced 25c to $1.25
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Hemstitching - I'lcalins . . Stamping
IJutton Holes and Uuttons Covered
-putting ii through
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ours ...
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and jiui'II find
our co-operation
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